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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-18
FOR SALE-LOTS.

conn.cseS, sSe s.ssndsd in inm.di.s. 1,sn
isss l:s See
EoR sALE-HANDsoNE CORNER LOT on 10TH
4 e s ... . ass an fs's f5e1is
FOE sAlLEs !, LAaaE TRAG e \, ANR sIN:
Good chance for sa1
1857 =. nW IN the near nist
issi 1 ssSi fSsss bargain nIs
sde railroad trsei 55IS4, corner Lot suitable for
loot fa1 s1RsEs suae " between ana ni &c.
FOR sALE-oR EXCHANGE FOR VACANT LOTS,
n1 srsk DWELLING L" Doi' f.ri T gahBa Co
I5oR sAIR-LoT on WEST SIDE OF 18TH ST..
5 - bet i. ana + price $40 per loot 1n9sirs q
EoR sAIE-A. BARaAIN--I00 FEET FRONT ON
u lS IA: sSdkGsflDf S Pa ! Nv
~ 5STs 81 18Th 81 AMP
4of gs5 SQUARE foot TyLhs hpii sdE e!
rg lots near Dupont Circle, 241ss.
ies near Dupont cisc.s, sg1a5 $40
Il s; asss Rpssn .4 s' Ssrsss 5ssi;
lots n.af mass. ave; aud lis St. 2S1sO. $50
Lot g, i5sR s =. bet and S e:
LOT New al .m nesn ave- near ST. SO
lot New hamp.hire ave. ana ai.t St. SSISo zoo
iYs: :: t. ns "., i it.a f. TITO LIS
lots cor S,h and sls ne. Il sc.
Apply N NV Ca4RiEs .EixKLY,
n17-St sos l4th 81. NV.
EPVk sALE-OHOICE LOT, Q. 81, BETWEEN
r l7tI sad Ism as a. 10 Lot So.90. ailysr
EIon sALE-A VERY CHEAP LOT IN MI. PLEAS
ant; price less Than twYtnirds Of What adjoining
NslH a sssi. snfs: sh s.S SITS.
+ 5S0 A Phfscorr. 141oFstnw.
has tie blowing Lots sale:
18th st. NV, 62xlzO 10 oO-lvot alley, choice 90.
lon 81. Nv, large number nne lots good Sizes 80
20,h and p opp. Blaine residence. so190 choice "a.
" ely prices either
e ola: IMPROVE with houses iSr SALE Or iGr private
nI.-Tm i4i1 st. NV
EOk sALE-LOTs-9TH ST. NV, -2Oxy3. F..
@ sss 81 siSo C' IL:
1, OR SALE : SPLENDID LOT ON MASS. AVE,
70 immediate parc,sser Is Der loot A''' f'''s
Also our Lots ON the norrn size Of the street nearly
ShOiss ot Uonnecticut ave-part Of lot a. square
loyonesIiy opposite the nriish nlnisIera Front so
La,t a ad y square 1900 f1.nns on North Carons
10000 square feet; frce, 1000.
Rhooe Issnd ave. bet l6tn and IL ID sts IS loot
bargain near he new Library Oh Fart VI lot
10. So 6lS, 3U6xS7 teet the price II KS Der
foot 10 Immediate purchaser
Lots and TO- %. lU73 Ut the corner of Msss.chu-
eetts ave. and l6tn st. price ~ cents per foot
h. H GOLDsbOnOSGh CO.,
o15-3m 14U5 F st.
L Oh sALE-CHOICE BUILDING LOTS IN MT
kle&ss4t which Will houses for purchxs-
e1 on terms to suit 6uod chance TO secure home
small monthly payments. CdAPlN bhOWA, a23 AZ
H. NV. n3- In
Er0R SALE-TwO LOTS, 9th ST. Z, 100 FEET
from East Capitol st. east front, with alley, IS
cts Ind TWO lots lth ST. east Llncoin Park.
sas front 90 cts. OMNEh, gl3 East Capitol St
o27-1m'
4 Oh SALE
i Lot north side Of L ct. between 18th and 14th
sts HUFTl DYER
-Qx4-lm 13fh and # stS.
n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-18
secretary Whitney May Come.
4 AKforT THAT II WILL ARRIVE WIFE mrs. wnrTxx
this xvINiN0.

secretary Whitney May Come.
4 AKForT THAT H WILL ARRIVE WIFE NRs WHITNEY,
THIS xvENfNo.
Ms. whitney, wife OF the Secretary Of the Navy,
u expected to arrive IN Washington this evening,
and II u reported that the Secretary WIN accom-.
pany her. Mr.. Hanna, the eecretary's private
SecreSaYy told Star reporter that while theeSec.
fetar1 might return az any time, he had no idea
that ne waS coming tonight OF that he would 30
here oefore the middle Of December. n he
needs rest, M Hanna aatd this u no place for him
20 come now. He bad no Information about the
Secretarys intentions he said. but number Of
circumstances led him TO believe that be wiu mot
70 Meet The A'rseident T0.M0rrow.
Nj. Chamberlain and SIR Charles Topper VIII b.
psvoentod 70 the Presidents to.morroW and the
qut meeting of the conference VIII be held Mon.
oay. when the prelimina les win b arranged.
Senator Ingalls, and Izis Sub>cona.
Aittoe.
Senator ingalls,, Chairman Of the sub committee
appointed ct the last session Of Congress, to In.
Quire into the subject Of steam and street rail-
roads In Washington, arrived last night with his
nmily. he was at the Capitol to-day for the pur-
pose OF comforting with his associates OF the sub.
cOmittee. With the exception Mr.. Ingalls, Senators
Harr1s ana Sp0oner are the only members OF the
euD.commttse now In the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-18

ago Wellinton Wenrich, living at the loot OF South
Mountain, near Robesonia Pa, spent Large sum
None was found, but Farmer wenrich never lost
faith In the belef thai there was iron there He
recently renewed his Investigations, ana only 100
lions mas uncovered q bed of iron Of unk1owp
extent. Inc drtll ha. beeo sunk ior i2 ieet Y
VEN Of solid on. and there 2 no lnaicstlon mat
only q nile from the Robes0nis furnaceA and 10
miles froW the great Coleman iron 0opptain ct
Cornwall Lebanon County.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-18

can*sss o. iiliierscy In EsssacSusssss vas under
taken IN connection with tbs census OF ISIS, ant
impcrssat ieurss were made pubic IN Boston -
!ylay ssaeo i "a gSPSl.ssSn ss Y ss
thsse sss males and 37ls fsmaisG OF tbs Who'll
number 0G77o Are wholly ilutsrste. that u 70 say
theJ caa nslther Rad Dor w1tet eDd tnis ciAs
coosasts Of N.AeA males and ta.soe tsma,eA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-18

FELL FROM CAR AND BROKE Hrs Ln0.--Abou
! O'Clock this afternoon as MI Patrick Brapnaha ian
or No. ~ 4tn street northeast, was Attempting u
get on car No. 3, on the Washington ana George
town railroad, at the corner OF Ata and Pennsylva
nta avenue southeast, he ~ ssed his footing an,
fell breaking his lett leg below the knee. He wa
removed TO Providence Hospital In the police am
bulance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-18

He WAITED Too LoNG-Messrs. Linden Ken
and James Lown1es sometime ago obtained letter
Of administration on the estate OF John T. Frame,
Tor the purpose OF prosecuting claim az ainst IN
damages To-day Mr.. Totten asked that the let
tiers be set aside, on the ground that the Distric
was not the domicile OF the deceased. Judge Aer
nck decided that there had been lachea. ana III,
application should nave been made In e ghty lou
days. Mr.. Totten then appealed 70 the Court u
General Term.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-18

The empress o. 0esmaW u sunenng nom
The iord chancellor o. IEsiand has removed Mr..
Power, - r, NON the onics q magistrate -
Gauss y advised Wsfsrsosd tenants 70 sdops ths
re Ss hcysf Clyds Yashs Club wm withdraw ~
ehallenG6 " compote ioe The AmegicaS cur O
ss. yssE 7ssSs csss Is ssisss g 1870 3 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-18
i Lot on north side Of ct. between 18th and 14th
sA HUFTl DYER
-Qx4-lm 13fh and # sta.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
+ Or sALE-BY REIIRINe PARTNER ONE
LII S4 ss
rent
nis-3r REAL ESTATE" Star office.
SCSO CASH WILL BUY SMALL GROCEKY
adsess oas st.1 o good rs4S: .or
I HAVE HORSE, WAGON. HARNESS AND 81 ABLE
Will go into ANY kind VI business will work for
Any person wishing to hire NE. Address JONES, etar
DARTIEs WISHING TO DOUBLE INVESTMENT
N less than thirty days from date should address
SURE. Box ~, Star office. nlS-3t'
WANTEdP 7ss At R56 GENT on IN
sion pad Address BOZ 5s, star office. nls-3t'
EOR sALE-TMo Nav FRAME HOUSES. -FOUR
r9Slns each rent y. ~ each: tor both 81 $50 one
i:Ds i $3.50 rs e ... y. S4o ali cash. SGHS
oress :. j.. STAR Ottce. nl7.2t'
LUR EXCHANGE = HANDSOME NEW ROUSE
Vim ts S p SS9n so1 =; want medium house
nen 1na pr,Ss OF ysar property Address pat ER
Hon tasTiss Shelley S.l. ~
sac limited amount Of the capital stock. balance
me piau! q thus company is situated near Alsx.n.
arA, Va, immsdistely on the bank Of the Potomac
the SHIPPED direct ~ are
yard Eeadernx transportation sxcssdinY,y sdvsnts-
p:s,ns $4,000 ct the Vsry bssttsmpsrsd clay 6racSs
lIs company Ia. a contract for the entire produc.
81 the yard tor this season aud the Ut paying
10 parties seeking home Investment, safe and prof.
All e.n s Ss 5sx Ss w q
ing between $50 m and Il 50 p N daily ''"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-18

srktckIEs AND rHk SANDWICH lsLAHps-pr G.
h Mariin, one OF Tie men who caused tlle reyou
ton IN the hawaiian Kingdom and practically
oy,rthrew King kalakauas government. was in
The story that Claus spreckles mad ousrrrlssd win
King kalakaua aud now threatened 20 ruin the
sugar trade OF the Hawaiian Kingdom by raisiao
beet sugar La California, DIR. Martin said: ssWheI
Spreckles found he could not rule All on the on her
pianters 10 the kingdom he LEFT Honolulu He mas
not returned. ana 10 not wanted He can not run
the Island Beet sugar II not ~ sweet OF profit-
Able a. cane sugar and cannot compete with III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-18

n osI-ON TUESDAY. NOVEMBER Is, A GOLD
IL "a ydzI. be4auk name Of owner. FINDER Will De
awarded By ieSving the 80 RS 18th ST
4 osT-oN SUNDAY. he 18Th. WHITE sPfTz
ADps Gu ~ ssiI; snssers the nsr1~ O. Jack be-
s1rd Ri6-Sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-18

tNOR SALE OR hENf-1I25 10TH 81, NEAh
l. Massachusetts ave. n.w hxu.sUnIe 3-story douoie
nIenee large lot, 80 oy l3s two bstn-
hes every noOr. staoAe for lour horses, Two
ri-gea lHUS. j. klSakh CO.. 1324 h OF. NV.
L OK sALE-A MOST DESIRABLE THREE STORY
Il and basement house st. NV, ID aud
ID SIS, al modern improvements Apply ChAuA4 ~
kAlsLl. COS lam ST. n-w, nl5- I'm
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-11

Ebar; CT mari mod einmaI eineu Slid
anf ben iansen Monu, Der, elm Bib Scr
g~ersweiHung, anf einen StubI nteber.
geiunten mar, unb e f9ien, aIs ob n
6tefem BIide it9 ber5Ii4e EbeEInabme
fpieeeIte.
Bin i'd Elm @efansener in mriner
8o5nnns, rber 1T eB MIR erIanbt. aus
~suaeben2- froste 6erhinonh.
Sic t6nnea TN Berei9e hiefer Stabt
geben. wobtn sic wSlen,. eruibsrie Der
aIte 6eIr rnbts, .aber i9 perbebtc
Sbueu ni4t. baB Sie u~nausgelett beobs
a6tet werhen.@
Oamit stns sr binaus. Bah mad
i5m uerIieB aud 5erhinanb wieher ooS
9ans, nm bgm 6rennbe has @orsefouene
gu beridten. bas tuerb6rte, 6as Inn
ieIbf jet nod ME Elm wtrrer Eroum ers
l9ien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-11

Souberburs. Die 80 Sabre aIte
Eo4ter hes Abnabmemanues Anbrefen
IN Sduabed TIM Sunbewitt wurbe pI6Ss
lid irrfinnig un6 ermorbete ibre e6
Sabre aIte Wutter, inbsm fe berfeIben
ben Gals bur@f6nitf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-11

U. IS. YeabObp, Us. 9. Sbuttuc,
een1. Manager, 6euI. paf. Qet.
Cincinnati, 8.
v. =. Bacon, @en'I. @ef. Paf. &St.
ct. 2ouis, Wo.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-02
Asl BALI.


Our Richmond fayOrite of olden time,
" Dickey' Johnston. is just about thi,
time making Mr. Kelley his fellow-h Ia
er, feel pretty jealous. Judging from the
flauering tribute, of the Northern press
90 Dickey's playing
This u.s. of course. grateful news 10 all
Richmonders. for we have many a time
shouted ourselves h0arse a' tho fine play
ing of Johnston. and he spent SO much
of his baseball life with us that. although
"a native OF New York. we feel that We
own him, and are alwav, glad to know
of his success
u was stated that Jack McMastcrs. the
trainer of the Brooklyn Climb. had been
released Mr c. II Ehbett- secretary
of the Brooklyn Club. -a' 81 have been
asked about 10 before AID know Is that
Jack draws hi- money every week
Judging from the $50 of Murphy of
the New lorh- on Wednesday he will
take 20 place in the foremost ranks of
League backsiop,
Pretty bad beating tha' 0f Wednesday
Louisyille- - Metrop0l.m- o. The
Nets used five pitchers RYAN. OBrien.
ROscman. Jones and Radf0d Thirty
two hits were made 0n their delivery
All Is NOT happine-- Boo the Boston
Baseball Club 10 is now officially an.
noun,ed That Radb0umc. Madden. Nash.
Wheelock, Johnston Daily. wise. Stem
never and O'R0uke have been fined for
indulging in the flowing bowl Others
have beon threatened a detecfiye has
been on the track of the players since
their return from their last trip
Boston experts have giyenu all hope
of winning the championship and now
believe Detroit will capture fhe prize '
Is there anything else Boston experts
would have us believe
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-02
THE EXTRADITION LAW.
The Lee-Foraker Controversy,

This writer has no very exalted Opin-
ion Of Governor Foraker Of Ohio, and
has paid but little attention TO the con-
tr0ver-v between that gentleman and
Governor Lee on the subject of extradi-
tion.
But leaving all other questions aside
the Governor Of Ohio deserves thanks
for having taken the trouble to look into
this matter
Too often these extradiiiOns are grant
ed without due care. and often innocent
men are dragged 10 distant State, to be
tried on some frivolous charge that often
is the result of some personal spite.
Here In our own State instances occur
where parties are arrested and carried TO
other parts of Virginia, and often ON ey-
animation there is no proof of guilt
They are then coolly informed that there
Is no charge against them, and that they
are discharged
Then they have been al trouble and
expense and there is no redress.
The parties ordering the arrest are ir-
responsible and the officer making the
arrest is no better of
80 person should be- arrested and de-
priyed of his liberty without good cause
In the matter of eAtraditing persons
from one State 10 another, the greatest
caution should be observed and If Goy-
ernor Foraker by hi- action shall cause
this matter 20 be more strictly inquired
into. with all of his meanne-, to the
South. he will have done two acts for
which he deserves credit
The other one was his recommendation
10 the Ohio Legislature that If the Gov
eminent would not put in order lhe Con
federate graves ON he borders of that
State that it be- done out of the State
Treasury
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-02
OVER THE WIRES.
THE VERY LATEST NEWS FROM ILL
SECTIONS
stone on the Track Indians " white
Caps" Brutality To Convict, A Chicago
Murder serious Flood Chamberlain
CleVerne~s Foreign News, Ac.
STONE o> TUF TRACK
Da>tardly Attempt To Wreck "A srrain.which
Fortunately Failed.

CHICAGO, September IA special from
Pekin, H., says \ bold attempt was
made last evening to wreck the Indiana,
Bloomington and Western east-bOund
passenger train that left Pekin az :
o'clock, at Leslie station. six miles east
of This city The east and west-hound
passenger trains are due here az : clock.
arriving and passing at this point The
we-t-b0und passenger passed Leslie all
right II was between this time and : 70
that some person or persons carried "a
large stone, weighing a couple of hun
dred pounds, twenty-five feet from the
north of the switch track and placed 10
between the rails of the main track The
east-bound passenge train left here and
very fortunately had passenger for Les
lie station The engineer was notified
and had slowed mp when his engine struck
the large stone, throwing over the stone.
and the forward trucks left the track
The train was DELAYED nearly an hour
Had it not been for this one passenger, a
young lady. there would have been "a
smash-up. as the train would have dashed
into this rock obstruction al full speed
The only theory given for this deyilish
work is that of robbery. The official, of
the Indiana, Bloomington and Western
will investigate the matter
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-02

CmoAGO. September "A Times
special from Loganspori, Ind, says a
horrible accident occurred on John llilps
farm about five miles east Of here. yes
teriay by which Henry Fletcher lost his
life llo Nas blasting stumps with dyna-
fnite, and bad about fifty cartridgesi n his
possession. by some unknown means
they all exploded and Fletcher was liter
ally blown 90 pieces, parts Of his body
being found over "a hundred yards distant.
Ills breast bone was suspended in tree
nifty feet high, while his tongue was found
near where the explosion occurred
Fletcher was about twenty-three years
old and came from Elkhari. where his
parents reside
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-02

CHICAGO. September Officer Philip
Robinson was shot and mortally wound
ed by chew sam. Chinaman. last night
lhe oIllcer SAW fWO men chasing Chi.
namcn across fhc ,iaduct and being in
formed that the celestial had attempted To
shoot man. Joined in the pursuit He
called on the Chinaman to halt. but in.
stead OF doing So the latter turned and
nred three shots az the officer. all Of
which went wide of the mark Robin
son then drew his revolver and fired 4
shot at his as-ailanl and The Chinaman
hred TWO shots In return. one of which
took effect in the policemsn's breast.
penetrating the lung Robinson sank to
The ground His assassin was captured.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-02
BRUTALITY TO CoNvICTs.

On" oi them Whipped until He Yell Dead
The superintendent Indicted for Mur-
der.
CHICAGO, September IA Times spe.
car from Atlanta, Ca, says Governor
Gordon has received information from
Dodge county of a case of brutality 10
the conylcts in Degrees camp which has
been unearihed by the Dodge County
grand jury Al tnat camp. where tifty
convict, are working. the superinten
dent name Is BRYANT. one of the con
victs was made 10 work by the fire. He
complained of being sick, but with the
lash Bryant compelled him 10 keep At
work. until az last the con, let fell dead
az his feet. The grand jury has indicted
Bryant Tor murder, but he heard of IL and
escaped into Alabama The 0lher con.
Nlcts were equally AS badly treated. An
other case was that OF negro who es-
capped from the camp The managers
supposed that hc would make his escape
hy the railroad, and sent a guard 10 in.
ietccpt him The guard went iOa cut
below the station where there had been
am old mill After some time ey heard
the clankng of chains and knew that the
negro was coming The negro came in
sight and was shot dead The guard said
he halted thc negro and he ran This
statement was controycrted by the fact
that every shot was fired into the negro'-
breast in front
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-02
Tho sumter ). = Bank Defalcation.

CntRlEsrON, : c. september THE
United States bank examiner has Just
finished his report on the condition OF
the sumter National Bank. which sus.
pended on account of the defalcation of
Cashier T. = Bartlett The report shows
that Bartlett stole SS000O, which is $50.
900 more than the capital stock The
bank has been in existence about three
years. and was one of the most thriving
in the State. The robbery impoyerishes
quite number of women. who had their
all invested in the stock. Bartlett was
OF one of the INST families lie is thought
tO Dee in New York
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-02
rhnmh.rInln,. cl.,ernr..

LoNDoN. september Chamberlain
Nill start for America in November
Contrary to expectation, Dee has decided
10 keep hi, engagement 90 speak at lister
in October The opinion here Is that he
has shown wonderful cleyerne~s In get
Ting out OF "A difficult situation Just
when the Libercl thought they bad him
in an awkward position be had slipped
neatly through their fingers The Dul5
Atc, says he has thrown up the sponge
10 VOuld be- more correct 10 say be- i-
simply resting with view TO continue
the fight az the most convenient moment
90 himself The general approval of his
appointment from business point of
view is the remarkable testimony f0
Chamberlain powers of negotiation, a-
Dee Is not personally popular with any
political section
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-02
FULTON N THE FIELD.
Large and Enthusiastic Democratic Meet
ing and stirring Speeches.

ing and stirring Speeches
The battle has begun and. as usual Full
ton was early in the field and fired a solid
shot
The motto Of the Fulton Democracy.
Ike that Of the heroic Scotch clan. is.
First In the field and the last 10 leave 10 %
The Fulton Dem0cr tic Club had a
well attended meeting when called 10 or.
der al kerse's Hall last night by Mr. f.
VI R0scher the president. Mr Never
Angle was appointed secretary \ large
number Of new names were added 10 the
club rolls Letters breathing a warm
spirit of love for true Democracy and
friendship for the club from Mcssrs ! II.
Tucker, Jr, j. y Dunlop. Tazwel FL
lett. r. F. Bcme, and Ashton Starke
were read Mr. Ros.her introduced the
speakers.
The meeting was addressed by Nessrs
Henry J.. Carter Mr. r. VI. y. Valentine.
Captain j. w. O'Bann0n. Councilman
John II Conner Lyon O. Tyler and
Meade lIaskius
After The -peeche came bountitul re-
lre-hmeni- The Fulton meeting was a
great success. and the Fulton boys mean
to fight 10 Out ON this line alt thc cam
paign
10 is a matter of regret that the late
hour at which the meeting closed, and
the crowded state of our columns pre-
vent more extended report hut the
meeting was large and enthusiastic. and
It's influence will be felt all through the
canvass.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-02

~r Louis. No. september IA spe
cial from Princeton, Mo, says Al the
Mercer County Fair yesterday afternoon
Randall Bakc,ice. half breed Indian.
made balloon ascension hanging 10 n
irapcIe bar ln the ascent the balloon
shot dp suddenly giving Bakeslee "A
wrench. and he was unable % pull him
self on the bar. hul managed to hold
himself up by loop which be- had drawn
around bis wrist. After travelling about
mile and q half reaching the altitude
of 2OoG feet the balloon began 20 de-.
scend but the poor fellows strength gave
out and when within 500 feet Of the
earth bis grip relaxed and he fell TO the
earth, lighting on bis feet in a corn field.
IBIS thighs being broken and driven ln the
trunk of his body
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-02
BRtNITIfs
Music at Monroe Park tonight ai Sl5
o-nlnck

Music at Monroe Park tonight ai ,ll
o'clock
Adiutant Beall and wife wll conduct
the services at the Salvation tent to-
night Adiutsnf Bryant is going fo
another field to- work
Mrs. Allan Talbot of Richmond and
Mis- Julia Radfori of Bedford county
are visiting friends ln Lynchburg
Mr. George W Johnson Mrs Johnson
and Mrs Emma Birchett leave tomorrow
for New York and Niagara Falls
Miss Mary J. Richardson of Church
Hill is visiting friends in Gloucester
county
Mr d. f. Strasberger who attended ihe
opening of Mozart Academy. returned to
Washington ye-terd ~ morning
Dr. and Mrs. r. y Poore OF Cincin-
natl are the guests of Nr and Mrs y. %.
McGehee of 40. ll6 South First street
Mrs PO0re is sister of Mrs McGehee
and in her girlhood was resident of
Richmond dr. POOre !, en- route for
the Medical Congress at Washington
where he is TO read paper on one of the
many subjects 20 be discussed.
Mr. W j Gentry returned 10 Phla.
delphia yesterday morning.
Florence Bindey. in a Heroine In
Rags, will Dee the next attraction AZ Mo-
zart Academy September 1th
Mis- Georgia Howard, an inmate Of
the Alm,hou-e. Who was adjudged d
lunatic by a commission OF lunacy and
was committed % the lunacy ward az the
city jail until she could De sent to the
asylum. has been taken to Williamsburg.
Mr.. John II Schodeld. editor and pub
Usher of the Rhode Island DemorroL
Providence, Il. is in the city
The chairmen Of the various Council
committees have been notified 90 attend
d meeting of The Finance Committee this
evening at half past o'clock n the
Chancery Courtroom
Nj and Mrs % McGehee have re-
turned from atrip 90 Nottoway and Char.
lOtte counties
The basket picnic given 90 The Juvenile
Te 4 OF Richmond al the residence OF j
r. HObsOn. in NewtOwn Manchester
wa- one Of the most pleasant given thi'
summer.
On Wednesday evening train ON th,
Richmond and Danyille railroad struck
COW near Belle Isle junction, but did he
, no serious damage
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-02
Innn Dcmncrntic Convention.

DEs MorNEs, Iowa, sept before
the openingof the Democratic State Con
vention. this morning, the district eau
cuses met and prepared the committees
90 be- reported later and at II o'clock
Chairman Hunter called the convention
% order ard introduced Senator w W
Dodge as temporary chairman Al The
close of Senator DOdge's address the
Committee on Permanent Organization
was announced The convention then
adjourned until the afternoon